Analysis

Data requirement to make reservation policies will continue to be an important issue at the Supreme Court in 2022.

In Rajeev Suri v Union of India, the SC adopted a deferential approach vis-à-vis the Executive regarding policy matters.

In 2021, the Supreme Court issued two important judgments on Statutory Tribunals.

The Supreme Court delivered key judgments on reservations for Persons with Disabilities and the Maratha community.

We discuss three judgments in which the Court defined the extent of the powers of Parliament and State Legislative Assemblies.

DESK BRIEF: In a year where Constitution Benches remained largely inactive, the Supreme Court expanded its jurisprudence on reservations.

We discuss two judgments where the Court engaged with bail under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (UAPA).

The Supreme Court and the Union Government reached an impasse over the subject of appointment and service conditions of tribunal members.